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More image, video takedowns expected on Facebook and Instagram

More image, video takedowns expected on Facebook and Instagram

More image, video takedowns expected on Facebook and Instagram

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Facebook and Instagram may now be introducing more copyright takedowns.

As per the details, Facebook announced that it is going to allow all page admins around the globe to submit photos and videos for rights protection. This will expand the reach of the feature outside of the limited group of partners who piloted the image copyright launch.

As per the new rules, more creators and brands will be capable of issuing takedown requests over re-uploaded videos and photos on Facebook and Instagram. In addition to this, the creators will also be capable of making money if their re-uploaded content is monetized with in-stream ads.

Facebook launched support for claiming copyright images in September. Clashes among potential rights holders can be decreased to who filed the claim first. Creators can use Facebook’s IP reporting forms if they want to appeal to Facebook’s decisions.

The aspect that people can now track their images on Facebook is a major change. Takedowns might happen more frequently as more pages begin claiming ownership. This will alter how people use Instagram and the number of re-shares.

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Facebook to begin charging for WhatsApp Business services

Earlier last month, Facebook announced that it will begin charging companies for some of its WhatsApp Business chat services.

According to details, the social media giant told an international news agency that it charges businesses to send specific messages to the customers, such as boarding passes or product receipts.

The costs vary depending on the market and quantity of the messages sent. It has plans to change the way it charges businesses.

Facebook said it will use some of the revenue from business sales to continue to offer free services to its more than two billion WhatsApp users.

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